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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-27
SEATTLE v. T. TUESDAY nORETNe, DECEnBER y 1887


= MESSENGER waa ssma fnR 1x. MoO0y
allne9aalzlg, nnd well they nmd nA0e
= n1M. Delaa1ns w1z cut trum peint
aco1e the sel1 ear down tha had bach
o. - B4Esln4 Dsar the oArutl1 aE1a1y
ana extenolnE almo1a % TIE s1guldaEs
ez4la from tie flua e tia cut, a xizet
1n2zS4 . Is clear across The ttrozf. ogtE
e1e lua1lak vein 10 ths ehln. where the
knife pas iNisle3, culiine TIE desh iose
ln heFfiblu msnnar; again cnt with
fes pulnt ck - blade at lha base % ths
skull
HaEI had essly usshea kis hsndn. put
on his coal and stepred cut. M. O4sn
uho had insf bean informed Who did
tke Getting followed him. AZ he Eoanh-
"a the sfrsst Han slsFeed - run ana
thcnah OWa1z kepf after him and gave
poeket knife with fha hlnda hEokan oH
elose 10 the hAndle was f1und In he
hailwag wheEe ths 60hi bad taken plAos.
4 bad evidentiy broken al The thifd
wound as Il struck tha alronR hons af
the oank oE the bead Rnd p1sVsnled the
lakirR Of life. Dr.. Mccoy naHad up
the w0ands sayina as be did 90 lhnt 4
was cne of The closeni calls be had evcE
saen ard fran ne nature az the cuts 4
locks as tsouGh tbs knife had been
Wieided b ono uho knew toe dangerous
points and VS. searching for them.
Terrible as they are Doualaas yin Prob
SHY rseoFer. Hall Is still a large.
Ro1h ne8 ara spoken Of as quiet indus
lEtoas aud vel behaved. Hall is The
laEEaz MA OF tba t4o phyEioalig, and
BEE vhen seher been accounted especi-
ziiy fnozensive.
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FRUsrRATRB.
An UzsUocRssEUE ATTKnPr TO non A
TnAEN.

An UNsUccRssFUL ATTKnPx TO non a
TaAKN.
Kansas Orr, Dec. ga special TO
the TSNes from Atoks. Indian Territory.
says; A bold attempts at train robbery
occurred near tha1 place a. late hour
last nighf. As the south bound Mis-.
souri,, Kansas a Texss passenger train
was absus 20 leave. two men boarded
the train and compelled the engineer 10
rua 10 bridge short distance from
tbs station. Upon arriving there the
tssin was stopped.
At thus point nve 1aoFe men Joined
The two ronbsrs Who had nrst gct ou
the train. AL were armed with Win
chssleEs and Eevolvers Express mrs
sanRsr John Grimshau saW them con-
ing, and he locked the door, aud With
tbe aaaistanoa Ct the baegags master,
Who happsned to De Ia the car al the
time, harKiuaded the door and awaited
developments. The robbers. thus baf-
ded at lhe outside, forced the engineer
10 get q ehissl and other tools and a.
tempted 30 break opan the door. All
assanlts on Il were vain, however, and
The robbars fFed several ahois through
the car and then went 20 the mail car
which vas also bolted. They o0ptented
themselves with firing through it sever
al times and then went back 20 the Pail
man car and gave u q similar salute
withsut attempting TO get iato Il. They
finally returned 10 the express oar,
where GFimshaw and the baggage mas
tar skill heid The fort, and tkreaAened 10
set II on Are. This failed 30 friRhien
the sturdy messenger, aud after having
detained the train thirty minutes with
out getting cant. the robbefa sheep
ishly road away. No ono vas hurt.
Great credit is given GFimahaw for bis
bravery.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-27

The Lick ObseRvafofy win probably
b oOmpleted b. The frst of March-
Ths Georgia state erpgopsialion 81
5000 70 the Atlanta university has been
refused.
NJ. Holman, Of Indiana. tie great
obiectos, Wili probably FessIvs heohaiF-
msnship of the Dnbi.e land eommilise.
Tbs fdry at Hodesfs, califsFnia. dis
agreed ID The ssoond trial Of DuuUn
AndeFsou, ohaFeed with See maftsE of
~. J. Ryan. at keyes aaltehs iaat Meg.
A meeting Of the executive ognmitles
Of TIE Nevada, Eastern Oregon, 1daho
Wooi gr0wsFs Association = oalied %
mest IN Wi1nemuseA, Thursday. ynnu-
ary %.
Msrloy Haie BGEt0W, q naemkeE nf khn
AmoFieau Geographical aoetely, aha
Nav York Hisiarfok soaasAy, GsnaainR-
icai society, Hnruencs s0eEaty. and was
at one time RccxetAFy Of the 6oese4g fo9
AAVanosmant a. &aleneea and Al, dfea
in New xoFk Chriskmas day.
Father Mc0lynn dsolaras fhnt Abs
members Of tha Uaited LabeT rNEsT
shoald nos Be led cd b taGi4 e1nG4l1.
afioua from tEe prinaipiea 81 f1e HTrn-
cus8 riatfoEn. He fssofs hoI2Iaa q
National eo1pention. and eA4e Heasg
0oo1a9 u1s obgiDazV lhe nsan fos nonl-
inafion f1f pEeEIdeut aza dn4z1 M1-
gniEgs 81 San Franchises. fsF tiee-pEesi-
dent.
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sAMokNn DEssAznEExD WIN GKAMkE
0evxnNzfxsEI.
Sks FAkNuEEos, Dec. f6.-Tbe sydney
NsrnSzg Herald STATES thai The Samo-
ans are becoming mose kee1iy alive %
The fact fhat tie party Feprsssnted -
fhs rss kinzs Tsmaase - being made
usa ot merely % esrve the policy Of the
Germans Ths whole plan of foreign
tnteFfsfence as Fepfese1ted 81 the 1ef-
man plan Of opeFation 4 steadily Kals-
ing opposifion. II Is rsported thai amer
the asssmhliaR Of r8Fiiamenf thera
wsre increased Knm1Es OF dls1atisfAc-
ton of fhs chiefs. The mesilng Of tbs
Ia1iasatnre eiA nci Encande al tha most
irauansial men of the izlGndB, and y is
Understood shm8 q number ef those wkc
atssadsd d have ssosded from she gov
eRnme1f.
Ths arrival sf the Uniied elasas man
of-War Adams OetebaF f9lh was sn 90
eeeian Of sei1lcinR - masy h Apsa.
fhs msn were ros psfmttted % leave
ths hip heeazsB nf ths preasace - Ger
nan enaF1a and es1tFieS alonR the
beseh a8d tbs poszibilitg q . oo1hiel
fakfnp piaes. 6oon altar he Ad1u1
arrirsl numbsE at astise8 unoE Asl.
Ths hehting cAisf, sisitsd ths vessel
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AusFRIAN pIsFmCFleN.


eoUEz AMDRAsskx nHcuvw LMrxxR
En0M TIE EHPnnoR.
VHxMA, Dee. 26-Empsror Francis
Joseph. In the letter which accom-
panied bis Christmas Gin 20 Oount An.
oEassay, states that the present is aiven
10 recognition Of the hospitality ex.
tended 10 the Emperor BY Count An
orassay during The military man0uvres,
The giit is generally believed, however,
20 have polilioAl signitioanoe. the opin-
lon being that the emperor wished to
express bis approval Of Count Andfas-
says energetic policy. 70 is stated that
when the count returned from lhe Bsr-
lin congress that the emperor wished 10
raise him TO the rank OF prince. and
asked several Of the Hungarian minis-
teFs 10 Try and indace him 10 accept the
homer. Count AndFassay, however, re-
fused the h0RoF Hnd declined 90 Bcoept
an order, 50 that tbe only way ss honor
The count vas 70 send hIn an auto
Rraph lstseE, whieh u the hiahess Ans
krian dissfnofiuu.
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CaNRLICT oF AUrnoRETY.
sHKRTEr EzDRETH CANNOT ARREST sKR-
oEaNr LkFoETE.

9AA8AANG N.A-~@S~ eH~A--e
oEaNr LkFoETE.
CRKsuENT CrTY, Dec. Is. = Sheriff
Endreth has returned from klamath
without bic prisoner. The sergeant win
not sunmit 60 Grrsst without an order
fFnm his superior, Captain DoheFty, act-
ing Indian agent at Hoopa. A nessen-
ser hiss been seat 10 HOopa askiug the
castsin 90 issue the order for the sake
of avoiding trouble. II will take i've
days before en- answer can be had from
Hoopa Ten soldiers have conne down
from Hoopa to reinf0Tee the troops
stationed 81 the mouth Of the river.
Considerable excitement prevails here,
asd it is feared that asrious trouble win
result II the sergeant IL not turned over
10 the civil authorities Judge Murphy
has reesived q letter from Captain
DouRherty aakDowiedQing the reoeipt
OF copy OF the iBtuBetisn, and that
be woald appear before the auperiOR
oonFk BY the time stated In the papars.
bat makes DO rasntton Of bis subordi-
date. Sergeant Laf nte.
Il. y. Hames' stare built on acow
aod laying as Klamath river near the
mouth wa sslzsd By ihe military
authorities on Wednesday. A guard
hes been placed on board Who ellows no
one 10 70 aboard and viii nos allow
goods 30 be received % sold on board.
This seixaFs Is made on the ground thai
tfe souw u on she reservation.
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ana aflnx a. inzpac1ion sks HAnnaans
1msmhAna on lAe nrpas dgek nnd hald .
GnNga 1@e AuzHnaronasu& S1at44 fn4I
lha GeEmMns haxs axpHeaaad annoy.
aaee a. ia circuza&1anee. NHa 41a n4-
tir18 hzEe he&n virt1alfy proAiblted
fEoH RisinR any mnrs sasA enteFtaln-
m1nts-
a oal,isiun b rspaFtaa - have taknn
rinee between AmeFiozn eAilof1 and
German uErsTs. An oi1ceT to1tltd an
AmeIiean. who kzoekea him doun.
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Hz oEoxHm nEwsB0rs am vnxDs room
HAxIKxna.

HI oEozzW REwsBoxB AND ERKDs room
HAxIETnzs
DxxnoEx. Dee. 2Ss--A ysas eco Gen
eKzl Alger Qnva suits az clothes 10 hve
hundred nswsb0ya and sent coal or
wood aHa fiouK 90 hundreds Of hnnaea.
This yeaK be will repeat his Rlfi, only
on larger scale. From lisss furnished
his ssorelary by persons Who hnye
means Of kuouinQ who are the leQiti-
mats and deserving newsboya Of De.
trust, The needy nsWsboys will he select
ed, senk. one hundred at q tine, to Ger.
tain designated olelhinR aPoEss, whsre
they VIII be carefully ntted cut with
coats and trousers Of stout cloth, made
20 wear, and With good shiFts and
stockings. 1he second part OF General
AlReFss bene6t viii be 10 supply one
th0asand families IN Detroii with q
cord Of wood or q ton Of coal, together
With barrel Of nouF. Ia the lis. Of
families 10 be aided b. this thouRhiful
and generous millionaire RppeaF brief
notes Of causes which eniifle them 10
the help extended.
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New Rates On the 0reRam a.
CaRlformlm Road.
As.suns q = Dl..uxsus nv = "a
Frusslsss-OA.A cnsA tasTAn
n.s Rsuisass Rssass

Puzrnana. usa R--a spsslal - ~
0rlQoat1a from Han EfaHelzeo 41I1t
There has been e1n1lesfeola exF9ak1-
iion an& Gpeoaiaticn ame1n 4slRrerI ~
% tie nsW rates % BE- l8ae4 y ~
SoathcFn facI aa rAilfoae eootpa1y o4e
lheia neW oonn4etinR line % E1FllAN3
Tno impoxtanaa of thia thEo0Ae Kkla ms
heen more shaa noFna auA Eenaa1iV n4
the inceNsanl appiiaatloMs shaA AAeA
been received ffam mezaAAmlE, beth IN
thia clty and Portland ~ vel ~ "A in-
levmedsaEa points. for fnfufsaaion ON
this head. A large nnmhaF AZ wheat
ehippcra IN the valley of ne WiilA1ztlle
are oxpeelfng 70 avah lhsmsels9s ieHHer
" of tha n1w naeans cf lRnnapcElasftn.
Jaeksoa coGntf, tea, and lhe K.an dairy
feRion II the neiahooEhoc4 e ttf
Rogue river, viii b large cont1IoalEI8
% tha fralrht exreele6. O. lhe olnoE
hand. San Ffaneitea and iis enylfen9
can 90 much for OIeaon, II an Cppcfs
tanlty b oniy afforded. Manufactured
goods % al kinda vii he forwarded -
exebauNe for she uafnfal and aeftCnis
tuFal products Of Oreapn.
Ths Dragon RailwaY and Naeifatlon
company has established fuE itgeif \
hieh reputation, acoordina 50 ahippeEe.
as a pnolie carrier, aud Il Wuuid FsQuiro
exaepli0nai rates 10 uuat tham fsom tAu
.oaiiion they held. AZ Ne sans Atnans
The two companies hardly woTk cm tAa
same Cround, a. thu 0saEu0 Railway
and Navigation oompang aleazmoxs nnlg
tap the two points Of R9Ftaano and Aam
Francisco, whereas. Of oourae, aha
sontharn Paciha tRaversea Re entire
ronte. whence d0a6tlsass braaen lines
viii IN future diverRa.
Richard Gray, general tealIld n1a1aGo4
Of tho Southcfn paoiHe, and s. h. Reg
oFs have been engaged for some time II
WogkinR out details ul tho ffaiatt lral1o
which they found areai difficulty Ia
haFmouizing. Yesterday, hoWsTel, the
folloglnR dshuile sobedala Was iezasf,
10 take eject from the SItn inst. Ihe18
rates are aubiso1 10 ne cd u1a11Ta
classiesaiion, and are expressed b cents
per 100 pounds.
CLASSIFIED RATRs 70 Fonzxaxn.
Lac. "a. 80. 4th. SO. A. B. O. DAE
30 10 IS As IS 20 30 20
Special commodity tariffs vii be isaued
latter.
Ths follouina are she Oseeoa Rall-
way and Navigation oompany's rates. 90
obtained yesterday:
CLASSIFIED nArEs 10 ronxEANn.
let. "a. "a. 9Th. 9th. A. b. C.DAF.
Is 65 90 40 30 S6 IS ~
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THE RzRuHI1o on GUATEMALA KxsOxa
PRkcx AGAIN.

Ans 4NEgAAAA0 ~ QQAABMALA AM10NI
PRkcM AGAIN.
KoeALEs, ATiz.. Dec. &.- The revoiu
tion headed bT she ex pgesdent Of
Guatsmsla. Vicente Oasiaeos, aeaiost
the goyeFurens and General BaFillos
for the latter's having proclaimed q
Dictatorship on June 18Th. lalely suffered
Q most hantllAfing defeat. Thsre were
tWo disafected factions, one working
from the esstetn department and the
otter from the western. The former
wss under the Reneralship OF Oaatanoa,
and tbs latter Vas In chRrRe OF well
knowa military men OF that repubiio.
Ga the range Of mountains near the city
OF Guatemala few days ago q despe-
rass battle was fought between the fed
efal snd revolutionary forces, the latter
snffering almost complete annihilation.
TIE battle vas desperate and sangul-
nary from the commencement aud lask
ed oseF tWo hours, the field being atFewn
With dead. At its eonoluslou Oastsnos
and eight other revolutionary generals
weFs captured and sh0s. This ends one
Of the most bloody wars the country has
ever seen. The republic nov enjoys
siaara
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II 4I4AftM CYL III AA4GL40
LoNDoa. Dea. IA dispaisA from
Oanstsntinople b iha p1ils Mess says;
I1n Ruesrlnent Il aIaKaed &c Is naIQh
bofs' eaE prepaEafisns. Gn9 The Eallan
d inqufrinQ a. b lAs adgissbilitY az
ealing out E0.ooo man far ErEsroum an&
BaleaKfs. Il fa stalad thas Nsli1n6
Rnsal4n em6asEadnR 70 TuFkey, hHs In
formed he perta thAA mniess fndsmnitF
arrears RnonnusinR tn e76o 600 BE- paid,
Russia wlsl be obliRed % taka pledges
n Asia Mfnue foF pFesesli0a Of her In
iatesAs.
TIA govsrnmsnt d hampsFed for
money. A haly % marines. whose time
had expired FecaailF triad 20 furoe their
uaf laeo It's imperial raiaee 20 deman1
of the sultan their ARREARS % pay. ThsG
vera ell ARRESTED and iu1prisonsd, and
attgFWaEd we're pAid 8 small sam eaoh
end esnt au1y fFrm sha capital % pre-
vent theif con1piaints d from reaching tha
ears ef -ths aulian-
Twelve thsusand eonscripis of tha
auiuun draft ara eaasmhling here Tor
transportation 90 the Oauozaua This
q regarded a. p4ei69 Eiza, as u thaas
were any probability et an outbrsak az
var thsy wcnid Be aent 70 tha interior
% rsplaos regulars drafted on the
frontier.
nlzMkacK WANTS PRAun.
Lo9DoR. Dan. 2k.-A TSmes CORES
poudsut a St. PeaeFshurg sayss Cen
eral Won Sckveiniax. German embaesa-
dor, bTnuQhi most powerful and con
ciliasoTy aaaaEances from Rriaee Bis.
maFck. Austria, Il b declared. will stop
sending reinforcementn b Galioia. II
is hopsd Raszia viii follow A0stria's
example.
NoTKa EnoM vEEHHA.
VrKxHA, Dsa. 25.-Olassas for ths study
Of the Russian Language viii Be opened
IN several dteieions Of the Austrian
army n January.
Several conifaulofs conferred with
the military ofasials today regarding
TIE bGildinR Of barracks for provision
Of The troops IA Galioia.
MOTIFS FRoM 81. PKTKnaBuRo.
81. PKrmnspuna, Dec. 25.-Lord RAN
dolph Churchill hes seen De Glen, Rus
sian foRaign minister. and VII probably
see She czar.
The latest university rioA here vas
sanssd By students invising the citiEsna
10 make common camse with them. The
has aprsa6 10 The military
aoademy, medical college and school Of |
ali Of which are nov closed.
A recent Fnmor that IN attempt has /
5een ms2s 10 assasslnate the o1AR vas
9ue TO The discovery OF . seoFet door |
Deneath the Imperial box 10 the Marie
h9atFe.
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BRILLIANT AVBIKxCE.



COMIC oPERA ''BBGuM."
CHsoAao, Dec. 6.-A brilliant aadi
snce asseabted al the Ohfcaeo speFa
hose to night 20 witness for tue nrst
tine ths pEod1ction Ia Ohioago u '.The
Begun I comic opera composed aud
wrifsen bv two CnicaReaus, Reginald
De Kssen and Harry b. Smith. Il was
eesenfiaily Q society event snd IN the
essenbsaze Which oonpletely filled tie
hcuas, almost every pfoUineEt fsmily
ID town were represented Ihe opera
vas received viii Gnust enthusiasts ap-
plsnss. tbs ssncs and ehorusss being
feueatedly eucored. As ihe cad Of the
aFEs 81, altar tbs enrsAin had been rang
40 fhree times there we're Ioud calls for
the oompossE and aush0E, WHO in brief
suasehes expressed their thanks for the
kind reaepaiop. fiowera from all paris
81 ths hemsa we're thrown into the hox
accupied By the two yeunz men. OoI.
MrOauIl waa hlsn called fcr aud after q
few worls of fhRnks pssdicted Q bail
Efans future for tte two oompcaeEs.
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NEw Yezk. Dee. B-The change IN
a. eontrol of the management Of ths
Aecadezny ~ Mosss took place tonight
NuWFs. GllmcFe ( Tompkins are the
nen prupristcEs. The occasion was
uade nosRhle by the reappearancs Of
R31fn Booak and Laur1nes BaFsett d
shs play q 30lus Cesar.
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DnAsEnoGa III
TWO MEa NARROWLY KsoapH-Eosa. vrsrx
THouaAND poExAns.

Two MEa NARROWLY ksotPE-Eoaa. ErRKf
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
sAN FnkHc1sco, Dso. IS ~ disastroes
are ooourrsd at q lata boar lsal night.
The Port Hartford wharf barnad go
fest from the ship landing toward iha
shore warehouse nnd railway olneo.
Ten freight ears, 10 tons Of meFehan-
disc loaded yesterday from tbs Queen
OF the Pacific, besides RraIa and beans
and olhoE produce WeFe destroyed.
The Are started Ia the roof eftAe wnFs-
house. Operator beKkely had . nafrow
escape, inmpinq from che bnleuny 81
ths second 6ioFy, where hB slepa. and
epraining hls leo In the fall. w. silva,
a deok-hand, was founh Ia bed, IN she
warehoaas. 10 40 unconscious rnnditiou,
and men were oempalled 20 drag him
away to save bis life.
telegraph communication was hfnk-
&C lass nlgtt. and naws reached the city
b. messenger this morning. A special
train coniaininR railway officials Wens
immediately, With l;ce repairag and
voFkme1. The damage wa ebo.o00.
Sixty cara Of fseiaht on the wharf WeFo
saved, with part Of . train foE ehlp-
ment. The steamer Santa Cruz left
port only q GhoE1 whiis before The Ore.
smaller shiua oan land easily, as the
wharf vas 1900 fs1l long, but laeesE ys1-
sells mag expefinnoe di6Ioulfg. xha
oauso VI the 6re is yel mysl@y.
onl0EN or Tun Efnn.
Manaeer .. M. Fiimore. q the Pnains
Coast X. II. a 3. d o.. states this even
Ing, as 10 tho origin of the nre, that "a
probably oauaht from the s.eaaaeR San
% CFuz, AZ 3 e'olock lasf night, aud
smouldsred unail this morning, whnn
the flames were discovered. Ofherwi1a
Il mast have been incendiary. Tha
losses By freight ieft By the QuDen Of
the Pacific aro mostly shared ~ meE-
chants Of this city. The telegraph lines
are working again. and 9 Temporary Of.
Zee has been ealabiiahs1 ai the Hotel
Marie. The uukk of reconstruction
will bo immediAttIy begun. Immense
crowds visited Port HaffoFd today.
The steamship company Was foftnnA,e
in saving the greater paFt Of She frulGbi
sixty carloads. besides several thqu1-
and s8cks Of efain on the wharf, tu1t
beyond tue burut district.
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CnRHsFMAs
now me DAT Vas OBSERVED rHaoUaaoUT
rHn uEEIKD STATES.

now THE DAT Vas OBSERVED THRoUauoUI
THn UNITED sraTRs.
san Fnknussoo, Dee. 25.-The Christ
mas holidays we're observed 10 the usual
manner throughout she city. Thro1Qk
The kindness OF Police Sergeant Lind
heimer and he contractor Who supplies
the pFovis!oas at the city prison, ail she
trustees and prisoners detained 81 the
central polias station, IS well as patients
10 the receiving hospital, Were provided
With a. ample supply o. tarkey fot
their Christians dsnnex to-day. Little
Georgia Fields, tie hospital baby, vas
also introduced to she taste of turkey, q
little slice, nioely dipped In brown Fich
sauce, being put into hts mouth by Q
tfusty. George didn't bitet. and seemed
20 like II flrst rate. He b 10 FIRST class
condition and be and bis mother vill
probably leave the hospital today for
healthier and more commodioas ap-
pointments.
H.B.M n. sassmahip Triumph vent
part way up 70 Marc Island Saturday.
Nos being able 70 90 she entire distance
her cfissrs eooiinusd 10 lauroheg, %
spend ths Christmas at the navy yard.
CHRISTMAS Al Ba1TTMonK.
BArz1uonK, Ma, Deo. 25.--All The
ohurshee we're vel attended today. Iho
pores jubilee vas oelebfated at the
cathedral, Cardinai 0ibbuns having
been oelebrsst 81 high mass. The SsF-
vices IN all the catholic churches were
Imposing, and ia the 8ermsn ehuFche8
a. 10 sonoe OF the Others. there were req
feseniations Of The Nativity.
omErarMAs IN wkGHmaroH.
wAsumeron, Dso. zs.-Ths president
spsns Christmss Saaday very quislly at
lhe white House. In the morning. be
and Mrs. Olegeland attended divine SER
vscs at Rev DR.. sEtheriand's ohnrch.
There we're no enegis at dinner. The
churcbes al hid special services. aud
thsy WsFs veil attsnded.
cH1sExH4s Al CHICAGO
Ca,oloo. Dss. Z5-ChFistmas n Obi
eaau wss raarxed by &c un1s1al numbsE
az ARRAYS, fatal and othsFwtss. In the
tweutg-fonr hours preosdina s O'Clock
this eVeuipQ. four persons bad been 70
ported Stabbed, oae shot esad aBd .
policeman and alderman naaFiy pam
mslsd out Of exiatezas.
Arraxea IN BeFlla-
BwaErz, Dee. 9s.--Pfincs Joseph Yon
WindinnhazEeetx eommandeT cf the
cord diviaIun % Gho Austrian infan-
kry, has arrived 10 fAissiiy from Vienna.
Ttfs probabia tts3 enpsrof william
vii rsosivs him dnring Sc day.
Gin6sssme weiesmed-
IoapeN, Das. Bs-ME. 0iadslons lafi
Hs9arasn % -6as enfouse for the eonti-
neut. Rfps ftoussbd pegsong RaEs bin
| a. enthuainatis wslssEs % his arrival
& OoealeF.
IFsnwoea. MIcAiEna. - RIameA
MuwauKns, Dee. Zs-A special ssyl
DE larRsst part q Ironwood. Aieh., hal
ben dsntr1gsd b Ere Abogl toEsl
Duildlnes wess baInsd les ei0o.oo.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-27

SALKm, Dec. Nj Speolai. i--caah
Case arrested for robhine ihe pssi once
"a fallman, Linn countg, was oxamlBed
20 day before CommissioneF Walton.
Inspector Mason, District Astnxnsy Mo-
Arthur. aud che HAllman postmaster
we're present. There being nn egldam0a
apainet Aim be waa disahaFnad.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-27

via PLnkD GuuEx.-Wflliam Mss-
IN, the marderer Of Fred. NeiizsI, Il no
eurne physically than FepoEted yesler-
cay. de says that he wound gives hin
h1t littie pain. BE talka e frssly as
upon his eFrost. and says that IL be-
lives till The uext term of court be viii
plead guilty. a. thare cnn nothinQ come
of his case but hanging.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-27

WAmaIuoToN, Des. 16.--Charies Honse,
foreman Of the Riohmond q Danvills
Kaiiroad Company's printing gf1se 10
this city. lives 10 Alexsndfia. YegteK.
day be was walking on Ne railroad near
Alexandria With bic daughteE. walls
etandlna between the north and sozth
tracks absorbed in emusina the child
the south bound limited expfesg stfudk
him, bnocked hin on the track and
crushed him - that his remaiDe ueFo
hardly rsooanizabis e. thoae of 9 hnman
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-27

BADEx CnuuznD. = James Rsuafsr-
maker. Q hraknnan Of tho Narshera
faai1c. Was caaehl between two coal
ears e TIE bnnkers iast evening ana
VS. removed - the hospital. Bis IN
hes ser.ous they ers. He b q yoana
man and unmarried.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-27

Bxnrrz, Dee. M.--Pfincs Joseph Yon
WindinohszFoatx eommandeT o. the
gpoond diwiaion og Ghe Austrian iafan-
kry, has arrived 10 fAissiiy from vienna.
II i probable tkE2 exnpsTaF william
vii rsosivs him dnring Sc day.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-27

DUBLzn, Dee. 26.-Tneasznds asasm.
bled at Mifcbollst0gn % saturday 90
crest Mr.. Ma5devilis on ths occasion of
his Fslcase from prison. Upon hia ar
rival be rccsivcd q moss enthusiaafia
Welaoms.